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WAsHiNGroN, August a. Mr..
whitney, VIII" has long filled the po-
sIt'on of chiei draushtsman Of tho
hurcn'l al -team engineering in the
navy department hns hccn dismissed.
, 1887-08-18
Terrible Record. /.

SrMLA, August l5.--Medical returns
show that 10000 persons died from
cholera in the northwest provinces
dnring June and July.
, 1887-08-18
lsespitest,

Hespited.
LONDON, August l4.-The jew,
Lepskis, has hccn granted II respite of
one week
, 1887-08-18

MEn nm To loan on farm lanns
VOOgOOO at 10 per cent. per am
mum interest
Apply to j. Il. WOOD.
Cannon's Block, Spokane Falls, w. 4.
5-J-wtf
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Ease NO. 1873.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from
Court OF Common Pleas within and for tn
County OF Highland and State of Ohio, mad,
at the October term thereof A. D. 1888 and I,
me directed Will offer for M sale q q public S auc
town Of Hillsboro, on ....
Saturday, January 18th, A. d. 1887.
At o'clock pin. of sa I'd day, the followin.
desciibed real estate. to- wit: ...-
Situate, lying and being in the township Of
Brushcreek, county Of Highland and 1t IL
of ohio, aud bounded and described as fol
lows, to-wit: Beginning at u stone in tn.
line OF Jacob NJ. Hart, now owned by JOSEPH
with Joseph s. Rhoads' line 8. Il W. 66 pole.
to two white.oaks and hickory, south ear
corner to Thomas Franklin 'ssurvey o. 4224
and In the line of Graham's survey No 2SI3
thence with a lineof said survey 8. 63' E ~
wood +; thence n. 68o W. IS poles to the begin
ming, containing thirty nine 1897 acres, be h
same more or less IN by paieui bearing dat
0th Dece bel, lSil, patented to James NJ
Trimble. .:-r b..
Also the undivided one. eighth part of the
following described real estate situate, lyin.
and being IN the county OF Highland AND
Paint Creek in said county @ W and % SSunded .. ..
follows, tO-wit: BEGINNING ut wo W whiteoaks
aud cherrytre south east corner to JOhI
Mayland's survey No. 25O6, north.e .easteri.
corner to Charles Lees survey No 1880, souii
easterly corner to James Heron y survey NJ
40Sl thence with the line thereof E. l24 ant
six tenth poles, crossing pring branch y
30 poles to u sugariree and whtteoak (fallpi
DOWN II marked buckeye, =. 69o W. AZ link,
from the middle point between said cOrne
trees and high bank on the south side O'
Rocky FORK corner to said Herrou's survey
thence with the line thereof, 8. l2l and nvt.
tenth poles, passing he sOutheasterly cOrne
thereof and nOrtheasterty corner OF N. Doug.
lass survey No. 1852, at 80 poles and with III,
line OF said survey 10 rO x, n. 2S9 + IA iink.
east from u whiteOak. 2H tnciies In diameit
and N. % W. 20 links from an iron wood fOu'
inches in diameter, aud N. 20 E. 6 6links from
cedar, ten inches In diameter, on u cliff o.
rocks near Franklin's, now corner TO WI
liam Smiths tract of land thence with sal,
line W l22 and i've tenth poles to q stone, 3.
56o E. 3o W. 8 links from dOgwo,,d 3 inches
in diameter and N. 75o W. 8 links from I.
Jsckoak and N. 18 linxs from an elm six
inches In diameter cerner to said william
Suiter in the original line Of the survey
thence with said ltue n. lUo E. 127 and hve
tenth poles to the ginning, conta aiming Ont
hundred acres of land more or less, beinl
part OF James Brorlus' survey No. 1884.
Said premises has been appraised 1T. firs,
tract, 1851. The undivided one.e eighth Of
second tract, $500 90 and cannot sell for less
than tw thirds OF said appraisement
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
H.C. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Newby MnrrOw. Attorneys.
December 10th, 1886,
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THE JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
IN BEHALF OF THE
GRANT MONUMENT FUND !
Use Your Brains and Make Money.
Men, Women, Children, Everybody

The JUDGE proposes to assist the Grant
Monument Fund by organizing grand COM
petition on word-building (making the largest
number Of words from given sentence BY traii-
ol,osing aud using letters to suit the purpoee)
IN using for the theme the sentence "Who will
Be our next President?' and offering Cash
prizes to successful competitors. each Of WHOM,
Will have 10 pay fifty (50) cents on presenta-
Mon Of his competitive paper The money re-
Ccived will be applied a. follows
Twenty-Five cents ia at once credited to th,
Grant Fund.
The remaining twenty five. after deducting
the legitimate expenses of advertising names
With their respective answers, etc ETC., will b.
placed in common fund to be equally divided
among the six successful competitors, 4. e tn.
six persons sending in he largest lists OF word-
(proper nouns included) made from the sen.
tence sWho will be our next President 2"
The magnitude Of the prizes will depend OH
The amount Of money received, or in Other
words, on the number OF competitors. Oom.
uuuications open until February Is, 1887.
This is not new thing. In England larg,
sums Of money have been raised for Chart,
ly this method, and those who lave pafticipat
I'D and incidentally helped q worthy object hav,
won prize as high as SlO 600 ~ reward fo'
mental activity.
The names of competitors will be published
from week to week in JUICE as they m y
come in. This will not only serve ss an &c
acknowledgements of the receipt Of the money
etc., but will also serve to show the weekly pro-
Eress Of the fund. Governing rules in thi'
weeks JUDGE.
Address
"Grant Fund.-
THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.,
Potter Building, New York City
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MARRIED.

y MARRIED. WHO
AvIDsON-SHAFPER-O the 29th Of
December, 1883. st the homo Of the brides
psrsnts, By the Rev. " n Mexey. Mr.. Robert
b Davidson and Miss Alice BhaAsr. both Of
Highland county. .s,., ..,,.,s q
McLAUGatIN-BARRER-Att che rssidenss
Of The brides parents near Pytctt VIII peo.
ASH. 1855, BY Elder J. B Esria. snR Robert
Mclaughlin and Miss Virginia Barker. both of
this county. asisl 5fea 1858 UFoaH
LANDESS- the residences Of
Richsrd Lemons, Dsc. 9Sth. l060 BY Elder ].
b Barker, assisted BY Elder ]. B. feris, Mr..
Edward Lsudrss snd Mis- Emma Puokstt,
0Gsf ssSpfsyASGr n III 1Gss D.s.mb.r so.s sss
the residencs II the brides psrspts by g. ".
Martin. J r., Ar Arthur B. Fender aud Miss
D0ss vsnce, b0lh Of Highland counts. =,
LkSLiRCNRisON-6 On Dsesni9 2slA,
leod at the rsqlidenss Of ths bride's mother g
t'lssr Greek, BY Rev ". 1cSuss!H NJ.
Prsrk T. Leolis, Of Clear creek, and Mis- LIZ.
sis tEnslson. danshtss of ~ ~ Marshall :.
HAUiT2L-pALEs-oa peespbsr soth,
looa q ths rfssbyeesiss psspOpAGe end by
e: =: ri < ~. Sc sS:Ss 2 q ": Ssss''' s'e ~
6xN0Hn6 M O. 5spnay let, 1ee5,
FeA - 0litles Hnn:s. ssd ~ ~ ssms. q.
w D. aesdsss lssd nis Anu 9. tssL hoth
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ORDER OF SALE IN PAR7ITIN.
a.. pursuance OF an order issued from tht
OurL OF Com mon Pleas within and for tn,
y, unity OF Highland ana State OF Ohio. made
Il The Oc'ODer term thereof A. ID. 1883, and
70 me direci ed. Will otf.r Tor % sale e. pubic
me Town OF Hiilsboro. on ....-....--
Saturday, January 90, A. D. 1887,
At O'Clock p. IN. OF said day, the following
describ real estate, tO-wit:
Situate In the township OF Scott, in
the county OF Adams ard In the state
follows: Beginning at two white oaks
and two eims (now gonel the mow'
northeriy corner TO survey No. $500 mad
for the T.. 81 , cnarie' a.w,s DE-
poles; thence N. 10 E. ~ poles; thence \. SO
W. 1877 poles to u hickory thence d. % W. "a
poles g the SSs'sIns
surveys Nos. 1887 aud 50s4. save and ex ept
'6 Of said tract the following described par.
Gel decided by said TamerC Burnett 10 Mar
tha !. Page on the east end thereof, tOewti !:
Beginning At n .tone corner Of Post and Rob
-ris; +; thence in May Hill and Belfast IHnd N.
go W. % pollen to stone; thence N 20o e. S6
S.nos 70 Win hin E E. PsS and ID
links 70 the said road thence In the centei
Of said road .. 20 poles; thence 81 poles I;
thence 3. "a poles 10 the place OF beginning.
cOn taining eight (S) acres OF land.
Said premises p y been appraised ct $l,O02
and can not sell for less than t~ O-thirds Of
said appratsement
TERMS OF Sale -One.ihird cash on day of
two years, the deferred pa nents to hear
interest from day of sale, and TO be secured
by mortgage on the premises. = n wson
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
sloane. Gs.dnerA Hire, Atrys.
Dec. 30lh, 1886.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Real Estate.
Peter H. Edwards VS.. Henry W. Elliott ct al
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas
Case No. 1892
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.

Case No. 1892.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE. 4.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
at the OctOber term thereof. A. d 1855. and tU
me directed, will offer for sale NJ public
auction, at the door Ut the Court House, ~
the town Of HiIIsb"ro. on
Saturday, February 5th, A. d. 1887,
All O'Clock p. m. Of said day. the followint
Situated in the county OF Highland. and
State of Ohio. and bonn led and described y.
q psc5 Of 10 s0a so
W. Elliott; thence with one OF his lines
TO W. l57 poles 70 . stone In the line of iht
.sS sps s. E. n pss:y pss c
West Union road aud >. w. corner TO the said
ss pos. to on. :s IL ssS
anu q. ". corner to the land 0t
Wm: Vance ne tnsnce Ia Win In: Of sslc NJ"
of sSs snS of Wa% scpi ssnee n ses
said line and corner N. TO- E. SsK poles Ia
the. place OF begin mi Ing, c0ntsinins 82 acres
81 ssa g.
corded in Vol. "a. pages 4si and rs 10 record,
ssossa ScoPPsy Ss John sur
tsr Of the oid sists road irem ChtiIioothe 3.
Gonna ughey thence with line of said Me.
Connsughsy N. l0o z 40 46 poles 70 Q stone
In the line OF the ins,ds of Cary ulIieF
Themes with his line =: eos.@ q ~ poles q
snosSsr 81 BE lines 8. ~ y. = Spaiss 70 !
stone IN the north dde ~ said rosa q ne =
Miller: thence N. go O 3. l8x POLES o n
stone IN the center OF sstd sost; thence =.
l00 ". ~ is poles to an elm, thence = so E
81 pQIe~ % : whits0ak; .thence .. loo ". q
Icfes 70 stone In y brsuch; thence y. ne
W. lH poles 10 atope IN the line Of said
jams: McConnershey; thenee with said
With tie aid voad n. VOo q. AS pol:s 10 the
bsgtnning. contain ing ils acres more OF le.s
NeC&uns sughey to sid Henry W. Elliott
rsbeuery ~. ieo6. and recorded In book 81
pagA5o In iReeNrder's once. 81 Htllshoro, Ohio
1aid prsmieea has been appreiaed ~ fouI
thouashd 81 hundred (e4000 doIlsrn, and cau
not I'll los isss than two tht1ds Of SAID ap
TeSms Il Sale Cash on dsy Of saIe.
II. O. DA VISION,
ahefi6 Highland Comfy, Ohio.
Ja0uary 9Th. 18a7
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
ORDER OF SALE.

Gaar, Scott & Co. VS.. Carey Skeen ct al.
Highland County Court of Com mon Pleas.
Case No. 1879.
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Hra Phebs 0hscly, Psts.sea, Clay Co,
loss, tells the following rslaarksbls seoIy, thi
q ~ =. se.s: y an s ~. = "a a - -
tyosbled xith kidssy es9l!aint and la7.sss.
sss ny y;f,s '"s!s - a,s:' E; E ,y:s y3ieess
toss - shssis q I'essTie Eisssss q lssjsS
49, a.: "a ~ e! - - ssre''a t'
"a bssslA oalS ~ y ssybss : oo.s
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

Frank E. Burnett VS.. Ellen Woods ct al.
Highland County Cou.; OF Coin mon RI AZ.
Case No 4A07
n .
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wIklKLB.,


Hr. Ellis Davidson u about wslL ei5t
Lewis Favlsy's son h very low With diph.
thsria.
Johpssn Miller has boaeht farm q wt,tAs
6andsfson. .yrr --yg.Sr.r
4 pound party vas given u Thoa Rollsr's
Saturday night last
MI. Michssls talks Of selling his property
here and going TO Indiana.
Thses u no school to-dsv, Mr.. Nave being
called 70 Hiilsboeo on isgal basipsa l9f alf-I
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Unclaimed Letters.
4 Captains Fortunate Discovery.

0apt. Coleman, sehr Wsymouth. plying b.
blsd With cough 70 that be- vse unable "a
sIssp, ana YES indueed 70 try Dr.. Ktng's Neu
Diacavery for CONSUMPTION. u pos only gave
hin Instant r:tiee. bat spaSsd ths sxsrsne
iISrly oRee1sd era Slnglo de- hed ~ sasll
hsppg sIsok Ds. DisGp nsv DissQvesy 4
e. s"s..SSa IS ssscHss "a = socs1 y .:Seesst.
lrjCss Mai hot4lss af this slsadafd ssnedy y
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1. What was the "Town Meeting" oi
the New England timesf
2. VINO were the "Green Mountain
B,ys"f
8. What is "squatter Sovereignty"
,,nd who WAS its suLhOr? .-f
z 4. What Colony fret framed q consti.
'uti0n BY the people and for the psOple
8. What Colony took the Bible ~ its
uide - sz.-..
9. Write q short topic Of Madison's q
Administration, giving all n0tsd events.
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that
to
will
Wv" " ~ ~ ' W. LEFEvRE,
ditto ghlmdONu
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FYOU BUY

A Christmas present, buy one
that will best make your wife
and daughters happy-one of
our first.class, low-price COOK
STOVES, either plain, exten.
sion or a range, at lower prices
than ever before offered in this
or any other market. Also a
full line Of heating stoves, at a
price to suit you. You can
make money by buying one
now for next taU. Come and
see us. "Your convenience is
our pleasure" We have a lot
of fine black and gray wolf
robes to sell at astonishingly
low prices, with 200 or 3OO
other and cheaper grades oi
lap robes, to sacrifice now.
Sleigh bells, sleigh beds, sleigh
runners, &C., &c In fact, we
have anything You want which
is kept in any frst-class gen.
eral Hardware, Stove. Fur and
Implement Store. Hunt the
big Red Anvil and walk in the
HILLSBORO HARDWARE cos
STORE.
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We have not yet heard Of case Of colds,
coughs, throat, or chest complaint thst has
not Yielded to ''Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLEs-H n Stevens, San Francisco;
Bulls, Glendale; VroOman; A Sala-
Ear, NJ Encirros, Fernandez, VIM McKen-
zie, Santa Ana; VIM H Mintzes, Cotton; Il NJ
La Bane, NJ Kreigan, Indiana; r simmons,
Bakersfield; J d Lewis, Ell Monte; J Beers,
Kan, Col; A S Treat. Mangels, z A Han
sen, Tulare; G w Lawrence, Cozy Dell; Jno
Moody, Cal; X DOnahue, Ell Paso; Dive
Warton, Needles; Jordan, A c Clarke,
Cal; G NJ jackson, J W Rollins, Santa Mon
lea; II Adams, San Jose; G ID Duff, San
Francisco; G Hum and wife, San Bernar-
dino; Mrs Martin, Gresnyille, Pa; G M
Fuller, Hesperia; Manuel Baca, M Abbaro-
els, San Bernardino.
PICo HoUsE-M z Jones, San Bernardino;
w Breners, Austin, Texas; Mrs f Rap,
Sierra Madre; Mrs w Stemserger, Sierra
Madre; Funk, San Francisco; Robinson
and wife, Ravenna; J Robertson, Ravenna;
A d Wordsworth, Ojai; Robinson and
wife, Ojai Miss A II Wordsworth, DIAL; Miss
Q DeRnisOn, Ojai; Miss V Dennison, OJal !;
L Z Dana, Santa Barbara; Miss A Dana,
Santa Barbara; G w Campbell. San Jose;
Frank Lands, Santa Barbara.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL-F & Foster,
Winslow, Ariz; Ben Davis, City; W Stew
art, Catalina; Jacop Becker, Minneapolis,
MINI; Eckles, Gladstone; Chas Jackson,
Lamarda Park ] X Rudolph, H Noble.
San Francisco; E Howard, Merced; W T
Petit, Yuma; L c Palmer and family. 8 ID
Ballon, San Luis Obispo; C w Kinney, New
York; N P Kinney, New York; C w Green,
Boston; W Fl Colbert, City; M O'Donnell,
Santa Monica.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29

in NV "A of sec 6, T Q 8, R 13 W, $15 900.
Maris k Vernon to Mrs Mary E Richards
Lot 8, block 5, Williamson tract $1,000:
CIV Smith to George : Watson-Lots 10
and IT, Severance tract; 5000.
w Griggs to II B Botsford-Lot u, block
T, sub of lot 1, block 3S, II s.
Dan Mcfarland, william H Bonsall and
Theodore Wicsendanger to Uriah l. Shaffero
Agreement to. convey blocks 81 and "a,
James Smith to Mrs R Lee Noble-Lot g.
block 81, o S; $4,000.
Elizabeth X Parker to II G Cates-Lots c
and d, block 146, Santa Monica; $1,000.
II Goodwin to T Lukens-Lots D and
10, Goodwin-Lukcns tract; $4,000.
Sylvia l. Sessions and Edgar Sessions &c
Gaylord NJ Jackson-Lot 5, block z, lot 2
block 8, s Santa Monica; $270O.
A o Daman to Emily + FFenna-L0t 1, DlocR
6, Shaw tract $1,000.
NJ Monroe, w L Pile, f L Buck and 9 a
Campbell to E w Paige-Lots 13, Ia and 10
NJ 4 subdn Monrovia; $1,000
FE Howes trustee, to Warren Gillllen ano
NWl4 of Sec 81, TIP S, X 13 W; $780,
Ernest A Cox and Mrs Annie NJ Seitz to c
White Mortimer, trustee-Agreemento OF con
tract to convey property described DOCK LII
page 257 of deeds; $45,oOO =,
Mary E Mat les to Imogene A kimball-
So of lot 10, Jacobus tract, L l. A; $1,000.
Mrs l. f Hensler to Herbert E Chesebro-
Lot %, Hege tract; $1,000.
LOS Angeles CdDlc runway W W
Alvord and Thomas Brown, trustees fol-
stockholders-All real estate franchises
rights of way, etc, of first party 81 ,5OO,O 600
Peter Noonan to Albert Jagow-Lot y, Gar
bolinO tract; $1,000.
Edward Records to Dan McFarland-Lots
16 II "a rs 76 SO 50 60 70 So SO II 13 Al
AZ 80 SO 81 43 Al As 18 10 20 % 80 21 ~
II 7S 70 81 68 46 At 81 Ia Is "a 25 rs %
SO IL II 48 Sd and 55, Bonito tract; $86S6.
julius A Kelly and Lou May Kelly to
John Cox-Lot 10 block II, sub of Morris
Vyd tract; $725Oc
Alfred Robinson trustee to c l. Jones
SEl4 of NWH of sec 36, TIP 3 S, K II WI;
$14O7.
C L Jones to Walton v Collins-N 1922
acres of SEL of NW14 of sec 36, Up s, IL
W; $1,000.
Andrew Lagomarsino to Adolph F Guiol
and Maria Ybarra de Ruiz-Release of all
obligations; $21O0.
James Luckenbach to G w Guinn-Lot
Is, Hege tract; 1900.
J II Hege to Myra l. McCarthy-Lots 10 II
81 % % "a and 25, Hege tract; 1000.
SUMMARY.
Number of transfers. in above list over
$1,000, AZ.
Total amount of consideration, 81 1865 ,4S4.
Number of transfers under 1000 each, 80.
Total amount of consideration, vi ,9OS.
Transfers for a nominal consideration, 13.
Aggregate of days transfers, 81 1884 ,4O4.
NoTE.-Transfers of which the cOnsidera-
ton is less than $1,000 are not published in
the above list.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29

The following is the official record of the
Los Angeles Produce Exchange, corrected
daily. In the quotations, unless otherwise
figure is the highest price bid and the last
the lowest price asked: These quotations
are for round lots from first hands, for small
lots out of store higher prices are asked.
WHEAT-NO quotations.
OATS-No quotations.
RYE-Net quoted.
BARLEY-Feed, No. 1, 81.
CORN-Large yellow. carload lots, 81.
FLoURAf. a. XXxx E EEx: Fat. roll, SIS;
Capitol Mills, So; Pioneer and Crown, $5. 40.
MILL FEED-Bran, $22 asked; shorts, 1913
asked; cracked barley, 81: Is asked; ground
barley barley s1'1S asked; rolled barley $l'1S
GRAIN BAGs-Grain bags, MS 22x36, $50
asked; 1887 Calcutta spot, SIC asked potato
sacks, 4c asked; mill SACKS, &c asked.
SEED-Alfalfa, new, &c asked.
HAY-Barley, w. B. No. l, $3.50 bid;
$15 asked; alfalfa, $3.50 asked; oat, b,
PoTAToEs-Early Rose, Los Angeles,
$1.15; Early Goodrich local, $1.15; Yellow
Sweet Potatoes, $1.5o@$1.75; Early Rose
assed ssFres eRoice fansY 1O soc s0 sS ssied fair
roll, 25(02sc y firkin, choice, 221Sc D fb;
picked roll y ib 26@271Sc.
CHEEsE,Large, 13c asked, small 14c;
per pound when cased for:shipment.
EGGs.Eggs, fresh, "a % 35c; Eastern
H0NEY-Extracted, light. 5@6c; Amber,
0NIONs-Large Yellow Damers, $4,000
BEESWAX-Beeswax, 17laG2Oc.
VEGETABLES. MIXED-Garlic, 4c asked;
cabbage, fp 100 TBS, 75c asked.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pink, No. 1,
new crop, 81. 80 asked; Lima, So. 75; Navy,
small, So. 2.25@25O; Garvanzos,. $5 asked.
Green field peas, $3.50 asked; Lentiles, 81
PoULTRY--Hens, No. 1, y doz., $4,000
ROSTERS, % doz., $6.0O@7; broilers. large, y
doz., 1904 90 bid; small. p doz, s2.5 bid,
SS 3SS Ashsa daeEs s%a sS dSs taIies vs.
LIVEsTOCK-Liye hogs 3@4c.
DRIED FRUIT-Blackberries 1910 asked;
prnnes, California French, new crop, log
15c: prunes, California German, &c asked;
apricots, evapOrated, 1O@15c asked; april
cots, s. d. common, ~; bleached, SOLO.
APPLES-Evaporated,, 12H; Hunts Al
quartered. 8.
RAIsINs-Layers, 81. so asked; extra Lon
don layers, new, $1.65 asked; Three Crown
$3.50; bulk raisins, SC asked; dried grapes,
NUTs-Walnuts. new, 1218c; Peanuts, Cal.
No. l &c, Cal. No. 2 Be; Eastern, ~.
CITRUS FRUlIS-Oranges, no quoIauonsi
lemons, seedlings, $s box, 50. .5O@$3: 90;
lemons, Eureka and Lisbon, g box, $3.50
asked.
HIDES-Dry, 141Sc bid; kip, 13c bid; calf,
13c bid; culls, one-third less.
SKINS-ShOrt wool, each, 10000; long
wool, each, 81 bid; shearlings. each, 10c bid.
WOOL-Fall clip 7@Sc.
PROVISIONS-Extra light bacon, clear,
11lSc asked; light, clear, lie asked; clear
medium, 1876 asked; medium bacon, &c
asked; heavy bacon, 7c; shoulders, &c.
LARD-iO-fb fb tins, &c Ts fb; 3-fb pals, 93zc
y tb; BIB pals, 91ac D ib; 10-fb pals, 9]4c
HAMS-Eastern sugar-cured. 1870.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract and
Title Company of Los Angeles.
WEDNESDAY, September %.
CONvEY EYANCES.

O s Picher,P NJ Green, and H W Magee to
Evans, p S Ford and A Durrell-Agree-
ment to convey lot 40, Markham trt; $2600.
burn and Henry Washburn to Robert Nc
Cosh-S "a # of block 56, Pomona; $1O5O.
HA Unruh to Theodore Lampeoo2 4-1O
acres of lot 40, Santa Anita trt; $1560;
son-Lot 1s, blk 13, Park trt: $1,000;
Charles A Erhardt to John franklin
Burns-Lot 5, blk q, Williamson trt; $1,000
Burns-Lot s, blk Q, City Center trt: $1,000
NM Entler and w N Porter to Ewing
Thompson-Agreement to convey lots L, 2,
3, 4, and s. Eames' sub OF lot 2, blk 80, Ter
minus Homestead trt; $500.
Anna Milner to Abraham Meyer-Lot y,
blk =, Cameron trt: $4,000.
George A Howard to Henry A Bacon-Lot
A, block A. Newell & RAIDERS sub Cells Vyd
tract; $151S,
s Martin, f Webster and o Picher to
C Savage and Jennie eStarr-Agreement to
convey lot on east side of Broadway $4,000.
Catharine Donaldson to George a Dob,
inson-Lot E corner OF Seventh ana feari
David Robeson to milford and Charles
A Dryer-Lots 2 % and "a block / Robson
tract; $21OO.
block 10 Fairmount tract; $4,000.
Esther Fotte to George VIM Spawforth-
Agreement to convey lot B F Bryants sub
OF south half of lot 3 block c, San Pascual
tract, PSSOO.
Anthony X Crawford to Herbert PattenI.
Und half interest in lots 30 30 81 81 81 34
35 and SO Sunrise act; $1,000.
Robert II Blanding to NJ L WicksoLots IL,
1s, 10, "a, 25, 26, 81, %, 90, 80, 81, 80,
block A, lots 33 and 49, block G, lot, II
block d, lots !, 2, 16, IL, 1S, 10, 80 and "a,
block E, lots 20, 4, 20, 81 and %, block F,
City Boundary tract, $6499
Mrs f Hensler to NJ l. Wicks-LOts 115,
1856, 333, 376, 401, 400, 404, Conners sub OF
Johannsen tract, 14O6.
Ehrenfeld to Albert Saylor-Agreement
to convey lots 1S and 10, Galbraith &
Thomas tract, Pasadena, $11 ,475.
and 2, block II, Oliyewood sub Pasadena
sub, OlivewoOd, $1,000:
Irvine johnson and Elizabeth 4 Johnson
to c A Garfield and L Wilson-Propcrty
described in book 73, page 629, $4,000.
George Washington Moyt to Dan Dan w,sM MGFar
land Theodore acras in NV fs of sec q
s, r 13 W, $4,000. 20
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29
steamer Departures.

The following passengers left yesterday on
the steamer Queen of the Pacific, for Sar
Diego;
r. B. Loude G. Andrate, J. NJ. Warrimer
Miss J. Lopez, Miss r. Farrer, Samuel J. L
Motz, Thos. Pistello, G. H. Fuzull, F. E. Ad
ans and wife, E. l.. Eldrige,. C. Eldrige, NJ
]. Magrew, Miss L. Franz, Miss G. Franz, E
Mirvert, Frank Schefer, F. A. Brock. II
steerage
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-29

visited st. Helena for change of climate,
but found it too hot. Then went to Hay
wards and it was too dull, At Berkeley the
students annoyed me with their hoodlum.
ism. 1t ives too foggy in San francisco and
was uncomfortable, uneasy and unsettled.
A friend suggested that this state Of unrest
might possibly be occasioned by billiousness
or disordered stomach, and advised trial
age as a present. Since then | use 1t occa.
sionally and was never better in my life.
advise all to try 1t.